What does barock mean?
Barock means Obsolete form of baroque.
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Obsolete form of baroque.
These motives […] resisted during the centuries all sorts of styles and yielded to only some reshaping. We meet them in the innumerable settings of the last two centuries, now in the barock style of the eighteenth century, now in the classical style of the first part of the nineteenth century.
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Barock means Obsolete form of baroque.
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These motives […] resisted during the centuries all sorts of styles and yielded to only some reshaping. We meet them in the innumerable settings of the last two centuries, now in the barock style of the eighteenth century, now in the classical style of the first part of the nineteenth century.
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